Ways to tell you're a Tennessee Volunteer

#53
#53
you're a UT fan when you see some random guy in a bar in cincinnati, wearing a gator sweater and instantly go off on the guy and make fun of his team. Yet you didn't know the guy borrowed the sweater and isn't a gator fan at all.
 
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#54
#54
When you don't have to prove it. You just live it.:yes:\
 

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If you DON'T root for other SEC teams against non conference opponents to show SEC dominance. All you want is TENNESSEE DOMINANCE!!!
 
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When you live 6 hours and two states away and every one in town knows you as the crazy guy who is the Tennessee fan who has all the Tennessee flag waving underneath the American flag on the main street in town, and wears the big orange every where they go.
 
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#60
#60
I own two pairs of orange pants...and I shave my chest hair into a power T for every FB season and spring break (last year I got some of the girls on the lady vols soccer team to help)...go vols
 
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#62
When that brief moment you're forced to look at your own excrement before flushing reminds you of Lane Kiffin.
 
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#65
volum3 said:
You know what and where the railroad trestle is, and you've walked across it, in the dark. You are a REAL vol if you scored a kiss from the cutie that was clinging desperately to you while you were up there.
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Never walked across it, but I did bless it one night with a hot redhead.....
 
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#66
When you were younger and too poor to go to the games, would watch the Vols on TV, turn down the sound and listen to John Ward on the radio.
 
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cbbowlingmd said:
When you were younger and too poor to go to the games, would watch the Vols on TV, turn down the sound and listen to John Ward on the radio.
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God I miss doing that. Bob just ain't the same. Not saying he's not good, but he ain't John Ward. I look forward to the natural gas commercials just to hear that voice again.
 
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#70
I remember walking to class in the morning once, and out of nowhere, Bobby Denton on the Neyland microphone proclaiming, "IT'S FOOTBALL TIME IN TENNESSEE!!" All of the students were like, "WHOA!! HELL YEAH!!!"
 
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#72
When you try to schedule all your classes in or near HSS.

When you know that despite the weather and often blistering heat inside your classroom, they won't change the temperature for the buildings for another month.

When, even after years being on campus, you're still stuck having to grab a map to figure out where in the heck they put your class because of a last minute change in classroom scheduling.

When you've received a parking and/or speeding ticket from campus pd.

When you have the faces of the meter maids memorized and have actively sought to figure out and beat their schedule.

When you know what "the big orange screw" is and finally realize that no one escapes it. (It's only a matter of when and how bad not *if* it happens to you).
 
#73
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Ohio_Vol said:
When you live 6 hours and two states away and every one in town knows you as the crazy guy who is the Tennessee fan who has all the Tennessee flag waving underneath the American flag on the main street in town, and wears the big orange every where they go.
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That is me. HELL people dont even call me by my name anymore they just call me Big Orange. My neighborhood council sent a letter saying I could not fly my UT flag due to rules of the neighborhood, so I went and made a 4 x 4 power T painted it orange and hung it on my house. Now they must look at it all the time. I dont even give my address out I just tell people to look for the large T.
 
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